Add your options, give it a spin, let fate decide.
Type your first option and press Enter, add as many more as you like — restaurants, chores, names, prizes, anything — then tap SPIN and let the wheel coast to a stop on one at random. Changed your mind about an entry? Remove it with the × on its tag and the wheel redraws instantly, rebalancing the slices so they stay even. There's nothing to install and nothing to sign up for; your list lives only in your browser for this session and is never saved or sent anywhere.
Every slice has exactly the same chance on each spin, no matter how big or small it looks on screen, so this is a genuinely impartial way to settle an argument nobody wants to lose. That impartiality is the real value: when chance makes the call, no one can accuse anyone of rigging it, and the group can move on. Use it to pick where to eat, who goes first in a game, who's "it", which chore to tackle next, which name to draw in a giveaway, or the order people present in. Teachers use it for cold-calling fairly; parents use it to end "but why does she always get to choose"; friends use it to break a deadlock in seconds.
One practical tip: keep it to roughly 6–8 options so each slice stays big enough to read at a glance. If you have a long list, spin in rounds — knock out a few, then spin again from what's left. For a tournament feel, put your finalists head-to-head: spin to eliminate one option at a time until a single winner is left standing, which feels fairer to a group than one all-or-nothing spin.
Don't want to type a list at all? Tap a preset above the wheel to fill it instantly: 1–10 for a quick number draw, A–Z to land on a random letter, or Yes / No to turn the spinner into a simple decider. Clear empties the wheel so you can start your own list from scratch. Presets replace whatever's on the wheel, and you can still add or remove entries afterwards.
Got a long list to fix? Tap ✏️ Edit list to open every option as plain text, one per line — paste a class register or a guest list straight in, delete a few, fix a typo, and hit Done. It's far quicker than removing tags one at a time when you're working with twenty or thirty names.
Built a wheel you'll want again — your class list, your weekly chore names, your group's restaurant shortlist? The moment you edit it, Quibzo packs every option into the page link automatically, so a refresh or the back button never loses your work (nothing is stored on our end — the options simply live inside the URL). Tap 🔗 Save / share to copy that link: bookmark it, or drop it in a group chat, and opening it rebuilds the exact same wheel instantly. It's the easiest way to keep a wheel you made or hand it to someone else ready to spin.
Want a themed list instead? Spin What to Eat?, What to Watch?, or Bored? What to Do. Splitting people rather than picking one? Use the Team Shuffler.
Is the wheel spin really random?
Yes. Every spin uses your browser's random number generator, so each slice has an equal chance no matter how big or small it looks on screen.
How many options can I add?
As many as you like, but around 6–8 keeps every slice big enough to read. You can add or remove options anytime and the wheel redraws instantly.
Does it save my list?
No. Your options live only in your browser for the current session — nothing is stored or sent anywhere. Refresh the page to start fresh.